Women's rights groups are celebrating a big win. According to TMZ , rapper Rick Ross was released from his contract with sneaker giant Reebok after not stepping up to the plate and tackling the backlash from his lyrics on the song, "U.O.E.N.O." On the record

Given his golden ticket by a phone call from Justin Bieber's manager Scooter Braun, YouTube viral sensation Matt Toka is hitting the music scene in a big way.

A$AP goes from Harlem to the Hamptons in his nautical-themed photo shoot for the May issue of GQ Magazine. Dressed to impress in colorful, preppy yacht gear, the rapper gets playful with models in bikinis and explains his love for fashion.

Queens rapper 360 has teamed up with the Bronx's own Denzil Porter to release "Subway Series." The two New York MCs pick up where the Yankees and Mets left off in 2000 with a battle for borough supremacy.

Wiz Khalifa and his Taylor gang compadres pop bottles and get lifted in the latest music video for his street record "100 Battles." The track is lifted from his latest mixtape Cabin Fever 2.

Season one "X-Factor" contestant Astro addresses the naysayers in "He Fell Off"; the sixteen-year-old Brookyn-born emcee solidifies his presence in the game over a track which throws you back to hip-hop's early days.

Master P is an OB, one of the "original bawses," so this collab "HNIC" (Head N*gga In Charge) with Rick Ross seems natural.

Nicki Minaj releases more visuals where she's showing off her new look and amazing body. After hitting the music scene with eccentric outfits and a host of colorful wigs, the Young Money rapper wants to shed those collections for a more "regular woman" look.

While we await his much-delayed album, Street King Immortal, Queens rapper 50 Cent drops another street anthem. For the clip, 50 teams with west coast veteran Snoop Dogg and Atlanta's Snow Man for the hustler's anthem.

Since Flo-Rida has made his lucrative dream of succeeding as a recording artist, he is working on helping propel music career of Marco.

Lord Jamar uses Kanye Wesy as the scapegoat, as his reason for not liking gays in Hip Hop.

G.O.O.D Music lyricist Kid Cudi is making a statement with the artwork for his upcoming LP Indicud; guessing he literally means it's going to be the bomb!